Hi,
for this purpose, I once wrote a Function as follows:
PBR[] := StylePrint[" ", "Output", PageBreakAbove -> True];
PBR[st_String] := StylePrint[StyleForm[st
,FontWeight->"Bold"
,FontSize->12
]
,"Output"
,PageBreakAbove -> True
];
which begins a new page and - in the second variant - prints a
boldfaced string into the first cell.
regards
Adalbert
In article <96vuak$gh at smc.vnet.net>,
"Allan Hayes" <hay at haystack.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> You can get breaks above *cells*:
> - select the cell bracket
> - menu>Format>Option Inspectorr
> - look up Break
> - find PageBreakAbove
> - set this to True
Better yet, make a "dummy" or "page break" cell with the above
properties and some trivial symbol like a faint dot or line in it.
Then you can insert or move copies of this cell wherever you want to
insert a forced page break.
(But, I think most users agree: Mathematic still doesn't do a really
clean or effective job of handling the whole page break problem.)